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Thien Mu Pagoda stands test of time in former imperial capital of Hue

Thien Mu Pagoda is not only an architectural masterpiece but also boasts rich cultural and historical values. The pagoda also bore witness to the rise and fall of Vietnam’s last feudal dynasty.
Thien Mu Pagoda stands test of time in former imperial capital of Hue ảnh 1Thien Mu Pagoda is located on Ha Khe Hill facing the poetic Huong (Perfume) River. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Thien Mu Pagoda stands test of time in former imperial capital of Hue ảnh 2Guardian deities are worshipped in two houses at the back of the main hall. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Thien Mu Pagoda stands test of time in former imperial capital of Hue ảnh 3Statues of guardian deities at the entrance to main hall. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Thien Mu Pagoda stands test of time in former imperial capital of Hue ảnh 4Pilgrims visiting Thien Mu Pagoda to worship. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
Thien Mu Pagoda stands test of time in former imperial capital of Hue ảnh 5As a must-see destination in the former imperial capital of Hue, Thien Mu Pagoda attracts millions of visitors, both Buddhists and non-Buddhists. (Photo: VNA/VNP)
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